Dispatch report
May 20
•Complainant reported theft of his dog.
•Complainant on N. Jackson Street reported suspicious activity at location.
•Complainant on E. Brown Street reported duct cleaning at location.
•Deputy reported road and driving laws violation.
•Subject was arrested on Rock County warrant in Brandon, South Dakota.
May 21
•Complainant east-bound on Interstate 90, mile marker 11, Luverne, reported debris on roadway.
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue reported theft.
•Complainant on E. Luverne Street reported blackmail/scam.
•Complainant on N. Kniss Avenue reported a person attempting to leave the emergency room.
•Complainant on 91st Street, Beaver Creek, reported someone hit his mailbox.
May 22
•Complainant on 41st Street, Hills, requested to speak to a deputy.
•Administration reported phone system outage.
•Complainant on County Road 17 and County Road 4, Manley, reported a vehicle went off the roadway.
•Complainant on County Road 4 and 100th Avenue, Luverne, was out with transient.
•Complainant on E. Maple Street reported man attempting to break into property.
•Complainant on 20th Avenue, Valley Springs, South Dakota, reported damage at location due to motor vehicle accident.
•Complainant on W. Mead Court reported neighbor’s music is too loud.
•Complainant on S. Main, Steen, reported a person looking in windows of business.
May 23
•Complainant east-bound on Warren Street reported a driving complaint.
•Complainant eastbound on Interstate 90, mile marker 12, reported debris at location.
•Complainant eastbound on Interstate 90, mile marker 12, reported debris on the road.
•Complainant on Railroad Avenue S., Jasper, reported explosion at location.
•Complainant on Sioux Valley Drive reported threats.
•Complainant on S. West Park Street reported a trailer parked roadside and onto property.
•Complainant on E. Minnesota Avenue, Steen, reported possible violation of HRO.
•Complainant on E. Minnesota Avenue, Steen, reported harassment.
May 24
•Complainant on E. Minnesota Avenue, Steen, reported an HRO issue.
•Complainant in Sheldon, Iowa, reported stolen vehicle.
•Complainant on Blue Mound Avenue and 131st Street reported camper broken down at location and waiting for tow.
•Complainant on E. Luverne Street reported issue with neighbor.
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue reported repossession of motor vehicle.
•Complainant on Iowa and Minnesota Line, Hills, requested assistance in stopping fleeing vehicle.
•Lyon County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance.
•Complainant on W. Bishop Street requested assistance with address check.
•Complainant on W. Main Street reported a robbery.
•Deputies on N. Freeman Avenue checked on a warrant.
•Complainant on S. Church Avenue requested to speak to a deputy.
•Complainant on E. 2nd Street and Ross Street, Hardwick, reported a fire in vacant lot.
May 25
•Complainant on N. Cedar Street and E. Luverne Street reported a possible theft in the area.
•Complainant on 190th Avenue, Interstate 90 overpass, Magnolia, reported suspicious activity at location.
•Complainant in Luverne requested information about towed vehicle.
May 26
•Complainant on W. Luverne Street reported an unattended child at location.
•Complainant on 111th Street, Beaver Creek, reported property damage.
•Revoked driver was reported at location on N. Kniss Avenue and W. Crawford Street.
May 27
•Complainant on N. Jackson Street reported threats/disturbance.
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue reported suspicious activity.
•Complainant at Luverne High School reported vandalism at location.
•Deputy out with vehicle at location of Barck and Freeman.
•Complainant on S. Kniss Avenue reported vehicle blocking.
•Complainant on First and Main Street, Hills, reported a vehicle for poor driving conduct.
In addition, officers responded to 5 motor vehicle accidents, 1 deer accident, 2 transports, 2 escorts, 15 ambulance runs, 4 paper services, 10 animal complaints, 2 fingerprint requests, 10 burn permits, 3 background checks, 1 gas drive-off, 3 alarms, 6 drug court tests, 5 purchase and carry permits, 1 stalled vehicle, 12 traffic stops, 6 abandoned 911 calls, 3 tests, 5 welfare checks, 3 curfew checks and 3 follow-ups.
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